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Annie Ernaux Is a Perfect Nobel Laureate

Annie Ernaux Is a Perfect Nobel Laureate

Democrats Seethe After OPEC Decision to Cut Oil Output

Democrats Seethe After OPEC Decision to Cut Oil Output

Trump’s Defamation Lawsuit Against CNN May Be Ridiculous, but It’s Not Doomed

If the Mar-a-Lago affair has taught us anything, it’s that as long as Trump-appointed judges exist, all bets are off.

Twitter Will Be an Albatross Around Elon Musk’s Neck

Twitter Will Be an Albatross Around Elon Musk’s Neck

A person holds a banner reading "Jesus is my savior. Trump is my president."

American Christianity Is on a Path Toward Being a Tool of Theocratic Authoritarianism

Brynn Tannehill

A person holds a banner reading "Jesus is my savior. Trump is my president."

Brynn Tannehill

American Christianity Is on a Path Toward Being a Tool of Theocratic Authoritarianism

An aerial view shows mobile homes completely surrounded by water.

Hurricane Ian Is Not Over

An aerial view shows mobile homes completely surrounded by water.

Hurricane Ian Is Not Over

Triangle of Sadness Punishes the Beautiful and the Rich

Triangle of Sadness Punishes the Beautiful and the Rich

Editor’s Picks

Michael Linhorst

The Supreme Court Might Be on the Brink of Making Corruption Easier—Again

Percoco v. United States would seem to be a pretty clear-cut case of political bribery. That the justices are even willing to hear it is a bad sign.

Of Course Republicans Are Sticking With Herschel Walker

The Georgia Senate candidate’s campaign has involved one scandal after another. Republicans deserve to go down with him.